Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-30
TELEGRAPHlC BREyInEs.
DOMESTIC.

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The Presbyterian Assembly has approved
| the Use o. uniermented wines for commu
MON purposes.
! The California contingent made rather a
GOOD shoH ing ~ Prospect Park on Satur-
! day, 5esides winning the Bedford stakes,
| for which Haggin's pair ran first and sec
ond.
Rain has fallen almost constantly at
Santa Fe, n. NJ, for three days past and
the earth is fairly soaked. The record for
May shows remarkable rainfall for this
region.
The brandy warehouse in New York has
been placed in charge of ]. D. NJ. Sherman,
the wholesale liquor dealer, known as the
agent in that city for several California
wine-growers.
Jake Kilrain says he will fight Paddy
| Ryan with pleasure. If Ryan means bust
ness, Kilrain advises him to send 81 900
| forfeit he has deposited at San Francisco to
| the Clipper of that city.
Another outbreak now appears certain,
| at this time between the Canadian Bloods
and American Grosventres. Some time
| ago the Grosventres crossed the line, killed
several Bloods and ran off 100 of their
| horses. On Thursday the Bloods retalia-
| ted.
The forest fires which have devastated
the northern peninsula of Michigan during
the last fortnight by careful estimate, have
caused total loss of 100000, including
81 100000 caused by the destruction of
Lake Linden. Only eight lives are posi-
lively known to have been lost. Great des-
titution prevails throughout the burnt dis
! trict.
The body of Sheriff Grayson Jacobs, of
| Lawson pOuntv Cboptau Nation ho haJ
been missing for several days was found by
aid of buzzards which were devouring the
corpse. About 800 yards from where the
| Sheriff body was found lay the bodies of
| two negroes, which had been partly de-
voured by buzzards The discovery causes
great excitement.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has recommended to the Secretary of
the Interior that he request the Attorney
General to institute suit to vacate the patent
/ for Rancho Llano de Buena Vista in Cali
fornia on the ground that fraud was used
| In procuring confirmation of the grant by
/ the Board of Land Commissioners of the
State of California. The tract contains
between 5000 and 5000 acres.
| The boiler of the Natchez Cotton Factory
exploded on Saturday, entirely demolish-
ing the engine-room and pickery above it,
and bursting in the walls of the main
| building. A scene of the widest terror
| prevailed among the $50 men, women and
children in the factory The killed are
George Mcneil, Harry Mullins, A. r.
! Foster, Jessie Hitchcock and Earnest Alex
ander (colored). Three girls and four men
| have received injuries which may result
| fatally.
1t is officially announced that seventy
L.,
| the ruins of the Opera Comique. 1t is ex-
pected that 100 will be found.
The cyclone which visited Calcutta was
very destructive. A local steamer with 750
persons aboard was caught by the cyclone
and is missing. 1t is feared she is lost with
all on board. The district of Orissa was
completely devastated by the cyclone.
AT Verviers, Belgium, the Anarchists, at
a meeting Friday night, discussed the strike
and melted the strikers to plumber. A mob
! attempted to parade the streets but was dis
persed by the police with drawn swords
| and the gendarmes with fixed bayonets
The strike in the Gems district is becoming
general.
The Nocoe Vremyd discredits the report
that conspiracy against the Sultan has
been discovered in the palace at CONSTANT
nople. Referring to the matter the Nococ
Vremya says: In any case Russia must
make the Porte understand that Turkish
| opposition to Russia's Bulgarian views will
sooner or later result seriously for Turkey.
PACIFIC COAST.
Extensive preparations are being made
to observe Memorial Day at Nevada City.
| All Gudd, arrested at Yountville for an
assault on Mrs. j. McVicker, has been held
to appear before the Superior Court.
The facts so far developed at the Coro-
ner's inquest on the remains of Ada
| Sponogle, at Santa Rosa, point unerringly
to case of suicide.
| DR.. Brusie, an old pioneer and an ex-
| member OF the Legislature. died Saturday
evening at lone, Amador county, after
several weeks illness.
There is considerable talk at present in
Saucalito about deposing two local officials
on various alleged Irregularities in con-
Quoting the business of their offices.
The Board of Trustees of the Hospital
for the Chronic Insane has ordered the dis
puted check for $50, 900 returned to the San
Francisco Bridge Company.
1t is officially announced at Los Angeles
that the Union Pacific Railway has COM
pleted the purchase of Rattlesnake Island,
| in San Pedro harbor, for terminal purposes.
The price is not given.
The third trial Of Gussie Yeaton, charged
with an attempt to burn the residence of
Mrs. William Ludwig at Cottonwood,
| Shasta county, resulted in a verdict of
| guilty of arson in the first degree.
| Peter Glasher, of Redding, sold on Satur-
| day nineteen acres near town. three acres
| of which are in two-year-old orchard, for
So per acre. This is the reddest of red
| land. He paid Sl5 an acre three years ago.
| The impression prevails that the pre-
| liminary examination of H. J. Dassonville
| will show that he is the person who as
saulted Philip Richards, whose death oc-
| Cured at Nevada City on Saturday morn
ing.
On Saturday eight Cinnamon were
| brought to Marysvile from Nevada county
| aud jailed. They were arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal, who caught them
! in the act of operating the Alpha hydraulic
mine, which WAS eDjoined by the Circuit
| Court.
John Morse, ore Of the oldest residents
OF Santa Clara county, and 50 years of age,
mas sued w. S. Chapman for $11 300, al
legged to be due in accordance with an
| agreement made in December, 1874, by
which he was TO receive 800 a month dur
| ing his lifetime.
| Earl SCOTS. young news agent on the
San Gabriel Valley Railroad, while help
! ing to switch at Duarte, on Saturday, fell
under The wheels of the engine His right
leg was crushed below the thigh in two
| places and will have to be amputated. 1t
/ is doubtful if he can survive his injuries.
Senator Stanford, General Manager A N
! Towne and party arrived at San Diego in
| special car on Saturday on a trip of in
| spection. IN an interview the Senator
| Of m
possibility. The road will connect with
| one to be built from Santa Ana to this
point.
The Hong Di reward trouble has been
settled by compromise, By which Saun-
| ders receives one-half of the reward, and
agrees to pay all costs accruing since tine
capture = attorneys fees, etc. Joseph